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Victory 1918: The Last 100 Days | Tim Cook, Jack Lawrence Granatstein

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The First World War was won in the last hundred days.The Hundred Days campaign ? a series of bitterly fought battles along the Western Front between August and November 1918 ? contributed decisively to ending the war. The Canadian Corps, forever after marked as elite ?shock troops, ? played a key role in the Allied victory.One hundred years after the end of the war, Tim Cook and J. L. Granatstein delve into this series of battles in a visual and evocative souvenir catalogue. Artworks, artifacts and historical photos are woven together with the powerful stories of Canadians who participated in this costly combat.

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Victory 1918: The Last 100 Days | Tim Cook, Jack Lawrence Granatstein

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I read this between Sept 18 & Oct 2 & gave it 4 ⭐️. Whilst it is originally intended as a companion to an exhibit at The Canadian War Museum, the book serves as a good starting guide to the Canadian involvement in The Hundred Days campaign of WWI. It makes me want to read more about the campaign, and about Canada‘s role.

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